texts: John Lewis, better known as Indian or Spanish <mask>, was an American criminal and member of the Humpty Jackson Gang, serving as the gang leader's lieutenant from around the turn of the 20th century until his murder in either 1900 or 1910. His death was the first recorded use of a drive by shooting as a means of gangland execution. John Lewis was born in New York City but his background remained a mystery to both the underworld and authorities for much of his life. Lewis did not have a criminal record with the New York City Police Department and was one of the few underworld figures to have avoided being booked by the Central Office despite being investigated for an unsolved homicide. It was the Mulberry Police Precinct that investigated this claim, at the time mostly based on rumor but one which he had admitted to, yet was cleared after finding no evidence to support these claims. He first became known as an up-and-coming thug for hire from the Lower East Side and began frequenting "Big" Jack Zelig's club in Chatham Square around 1900. Lewis frequented Barney Flynn's and Mike Salter's establishments as well as the Chatham Club.He was nicknamed Spanish <mask> by his friends and associates to distinguish him from other East Side mobsters who had the same name. He was called Indian <mask> because of his dark skin, black eyes, thin lips, high cheek-bone and high curved nose. This, along with his penchant for wearing a black sombrero and similarly styled clothing, started the rumor that he had come from South America. He was rumored to have served in the military but the rumors failed to name the ship. Lewis never confirmed or denied the rumors, although he occasionally made vague comments mentioning "his noble Spanish and Portuguese forefathers, and also let it be known that he had inherited all the vices and none of the virtue of the red man." The New York Times once described him as "big and muscular and could deliver more knockouts with his right than any man his size or double it for that matter". He was never short on money, had no fewer than three girls walking the streets for him, but was rarely known to engage in violent crime and his lack of a police record caused some to wonder if his personality was all an act.Sardinia Frank said after his death that "he was a bluff; he wasn't th' goods." He went around with his hat over his eyes to be a hero. He has what heroes get. Lewis was sometimes referred to as "the best shot on the East Side" or "the deadest of dead shots", and he was often seen wearing a brace of revolvers, although there is no record of him ever having used them. Lewis displayed his skills when he led a robbery of Valenski's house on Third Avenue near Fourteenth Street. The customers were held at bay by Lewis while his associates stole $380 from the safe. The money was returned two days later, Lewis claimed the robbery was a joke, but many thought he had been forced to give it back because of his reputation.The "Bowery Bum" known as Crazy Charlie was found dead in the mouth of a passageway off Mulberry Street. The police informer known as "the Ghost" claimed that Lewis was responsible for the murder of Charlie, who had his throat slashed. Lewis, well known for being a mercenary, would not have had a reason to kill a drug user. Lewis was picked up by two detectives. Lewis was never told why he was arrested and neither was he booked because investigators wanted to gather more evidence before pressing charges. When he was brought in, his revolvers and knife were taken away. The desk sergeant thought that the gangster's knife could have been the murder weapon, but it was later found that the knife had not been used recently.The detectives put Lewis in the back of a paddy wagon and drove him to the city morgue because they didn't know why he had been arrested. They showed Lewis the body of Crazy Charlie in hopes of getting him to confess. Lewis took out a cigarette and turned to one of the detectives for a match. When one of the detectives pointed out the body, he asked if he could see it. Lewis said yes. I will tell you another thing. You think that will rattle me.For ten cents, I'd sit on this stiff and smoke a pipe. Lewis was let go by the detectives after they failed to bluff him. In November 1909 a pickpocket named Jacob Lavine was drinking with a woman known to be "Spanish <mask>'s" and when Lavine refused to appear against <mask>, he was fined $25.00 for carrying a concealed weapon. Lewis's body was found in Twelfth Street near Second Avenue, less than a year after moving to the Lower East Side. He had $170 in his pocket, $700 in his shoe and $3,000 in his bank account. At his funeral, held as an orthodox Jewish burial by his father, it was revealed that Lewis was actually from a Sephardic Jewish family in Brooklyn. There is some confusion as to the date and circumstances of his death.Lewis was killed in 1900 by The Grabber, a lieutenant of Humpty Jackson, after he refused to give his share of the proceeds of a charity event. Lewis was shot to death in a drive-by shooting on the night of April 1, 1910, according to a second version. Herman Rosenthal hired Lewis to beat up one of his rivals. Lewis was lured to his apartment on East Eleventh Street by a group of men who called out to him as he stood on the doorstep. Lewis was killed when he ran towards the side street. Lewis has appeared in several historical novels in popular culture. Further reading Arons, Ron.The Jews of Sing Sing. New York: Barricade Books. Rose Keefe. The Starker is Big Jack Zelig, the Becker-Rosenthal Case, and the Advent of the Jewish Gangster. Cumberland House Publishing was in Nashville. Lucy Sante. Old New York has Lures and Snares.New York: Straus and Giroux. Murdered Jewish American mobsters from New York City were missing a year of birth.

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texts: The American fantasy, science fiction and horror writer was born in San Gabriel, California. The short stories were published by <mask>. Her first short story was published in 1983. She has published over 200 in various publications. Her short story "A Step Into Darkness" won the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future award and was published in the first Writers of the Future anthology. She was nominated for the 1992 Locus Award for best collection of the year for her second collection of short stories. Her novel "Unmasking" was a finalist for the 1993 World Fantasy Award."Haunted Humans" was a finalist for the 1995 Nebula Award for Best Novella and her novelette "The Skeleton Key" was a nominee for the Best Novelette. The 2008 Nebula Award for Best Short Story was won by her short story "Trophy Wives". The Thread That Binds the Bones was her first novel. The Silent Strength of Stones is a sequel to Thread. The Pacific Northwest and Southern California are where her best known works are set. The stories invite comparison to Zenna Henderson and Ray Bradbury's stories on the same themes. She has been awarded and finalist for a number of awards, including a novelette, novel, fantasy novel, adult literature, work for younger readers, young adult books, and children's literature.The short story "Trophy Wives" was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Her brother is a musician. She lives in Eugene. She is a member of a writing group. She competed in the SLUG Queen in the guise of a country singer. She teaches small classes in science fiction, fantasy, and horror writing via the internet. The Thread That Binds the Bones is a winner of the first novel award and The Silent Strength of Stones is a World Fantasy Award finalist.Why I'm Not Afraid of Ghosts is a series by Stine. I was a sixth grade zombie in Stine's "Ghosts of Fear Street" series.


texts: <mask> is a Welsh musician, composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. He is a member of The Pretenders, as well as a member of the British alternative band Colorama. They worked together on the soundtrack to the film, which won the 'Film of the Year' Award. In 2015, <mask> released an album, Soft Rains, which featured the voice of Leonard Nimoy in a narration of Ray Bradbury's There Will Come Soft Rains. <mask> formed the Welsh folk group Bendith and their self-titled album was nominated for the Welsh Music Prize and went on to win the Welsh Language Album of the Year. <mask> hosts a radio show on Soho Radio. Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 was the first solo project by <mask>.A project was sung in Welsh and recorded in Brazil. Joia! is the album. He was a nominee for the Welsh Music Prize. <mask> <mask>: Ar Y Cei Yn Rio won the Best Welsh language short Film award at the Wales International Documentary Festival. Funds for personal protective equipment for Welsh health and care workers will be raised by <mask> in 2020. <mask> released Chaos Wonderland under the Colorama project on July 31, 2020 and the follow-up to Joia!, <mask> released Mas on February 25, 2021. The album Yn Rio by the Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 was released in October of 2021.After moving from town to town, <mask>' family settled in Anglesey, where he studied at the Royal Academy of Music and worked with numerous bands through a variety of genres. Some of the artists that <mask> has collaborated with are The Pretenders, Edwyn Collins, Saint Etienne, Sarah Cracknell, Oasis, UNKLE, North Mississippistars All, James Hunter, and The 2 Bears. <mask> moved to Wales in 2008 and formed a band called Colorama. Cookie Zoo was released in Japan in April 2008 and Sound was released in July 2008. In 2009, Colorama announced that their double bass player, David Fletcher, had died from a heart attack just days after their appearance at the festival. The album Magic Lantern Show was released in the UK in September of 2009. The Magic Lantern Show was played on a number of radio stations.<mask>, Nick Cave, Bobby Gillespie, Chrissie hynde, Mick Jones, Glen Matlock, Paloma Faith, Cait O'Riordan, Johnny Depp, Robert and James Walbourne collaborated to release a charity single. The proceeds from the single were given to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. <mask> released Colorama's third album BOX on Noise McCartney / Bad News Records in Japan and via See Monkey Do Monkey Recordings in the UK in autumn of 2010. The Welsh Christmas Number 1 on the BBC Radio Cymru chart was obtained by releasing a Christmas single, Cerdyn Nadolig. The Welsh Music Prize has a nominated box. <mask> produced and arranged Italian artist Emma Tricca's album Minor White, which was released on Finders Keepers / Bird Records in the UK, and he worked with French artist Fabienne Delsol on her album On My Mind. Llyfr Lliwio was Colorama's first predominantly Welsh-language collection.<mask> was a member of the band. Their fifth album release was Good Music, produced by Edwyn Collins and Sebastian Lewsley, and was released on Collins's new AED Records label. Is it happy? In November 2012 there was a recording on Aficionado Recordings. <mask> toured Asia playing with the Pretenders. In the beginning of the year, <mask> focused on studio work, recording with Edwyn Collins and others. He produced and arranged the second album, Relic for Emma Tricca, which was released by Finders Keepers / Bird Records.A new album, TEMARI, followed by a split single, Yn Rhydiau'r Afon / Forget Tomorrow with The Joy Formidable, was released by Colorama. A collection of all of <mask>'s Welsh songs as Colorama was released in November of 2014, on his own, new Agati label. <mask> collaborated with Edwyn Collins and Seb Lewsley on the soundtrack to the film The Possibilities Are Endless, which won the Mojo 'Film of the Year' Award. In February 2015, <mask> released his first album as Zarelli, Soft Rains, a mostly instrumental synthesizer record, featuring the voice of Leonard Nimoy reading the Ray Bradbury short story There Will Come Soft Rains. The Welsh Music Prize nominated Soft Rains. The album Red Kite was co-produced, co-written and arranged by <mask>. Nothing Left To Talk About was Number 1 on the UK vinyl singles chart.Kites' instrumentals were released in September 2016 on Cherry Red Records. <mask> started presenting a weekly radio show called X Marks The Spot on Soho Radio in London. He presented a series called Antur Sonig on the Welsh language station. A Welsh language collaborative album made by <mask> <mask> with the folk trio was released on <mask>'s Agati label in October of 2016 and followed by a five track EP on the Aficionado Recordings label in February of 2017). The documentary film about the making of the album was broadcast on S4C. The Bendith album was nominated for the Welsh Music Prize and won the Welsh Language Album of the Year at the National Eisteddfod of Wales. <mask> and Sarah Cracknell collaborated on the Home Counties album, which featured two songs co-written and co-produced by <mask>.A single produced and co-written by <mask> was released in September of last year and reached Number 1 in the UK vinyl singles chart. Fulmar, a collaborative song, was released in August of last year as part of the Avocet Revisited EP, which was commissioned by Earth as a companion piece to the 1979 album, Avocet. <mask> was once again playing keyboards, guitar and percussion with The Pretenders. A live bonus disc was included in the special edition version of ALONE. The group's debut album, Some Things Just Take Time, was released in September of last year. The tenth anniversary re-issue of Colorama's debut album, Cookie Zoo, was made available for the first time outside of Japan via a new Madrid-based record label. Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 was the first solo project by <mask>.The project was produced by a legendary Brazilian producer who was introduced to <mask> by Chrissie Hynde who suggested they work together during The Pretenders tour of South America in early 2018). Some of the musicians who collaborated on the project include Alexandre Kassin, Manoel Cordeiro, Georgia Ruth, Shawn Lee, and Gwion Llewelyn. Carwyn <mask>: Ar Y Cei Yn Rio was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Joia! is the album. It was released in June 2019. Funds for personal protective equipment for Welsh health and care workers will be raised by <mask> in 2020. <mask> was inspired by his record label in Madrid, Banana And Louie Records, taking part in Music for Gloves and contributing a couple of songs himself to help provide PPE in Spain.The eighth full-length album under the Colorama project was released on July 31, 2020. The second album from his solo project was released in February of 2021. There are players from Wales, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, France, England and the USA. The most recent album Yn Rio by the Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales was released on 22 October 2021, originally performed live and broadcast in March 2021. Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 Colorama is a studio album. Dydd Miwsig Cymru/Welsh Language Music Day special with <mask> <mask> and Owain Schiavone.

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texts: <mask>, better known by his title of <mask>, was the king of the western part of Khorasan from 1750 to 1796, with a two-month interruption. <mask>h was the grandson of the Iranian conqueror <mask> and the son of the sister of the last shah of Iran. <mask>h was used to bolster the legitimacy of his grandfather because of his half-Safavid descent. All of <mask>'s descendants were massacred in the fortress of Kalat after Ali-qoli Khan ascended the throne. <mask>h was kept as a prisoner in the fortress in case his family came to use him. The party of Turkic, Kurdish and Arab tribal leaders took advantage of his absence and installed <mask>h on the throne. <mask>h was overthrown by a party of dissident tribal leaders who installed a pretender to the throne, Mir Sayyed Mohammad.<mask> was blinded against Suleiman II's will because of the instigation of Mir Alam Khan Khuzayma. Suleiman II was deposed by a group of conspirators led by the Turkic tribal leader. The name "<mask>rokh" was given to him by his grandfather in remembrance of the son and heir of the Turco-Mongol ruler Timur. This was done to represent himself as a conqueror like Timur. After the shah of Iran was crowned in 1730, one of his sisters married another of his sons. <mask>h was born in March 1734. <mask>h was appointed the ruler of the city of Herat after the news reached the court in Isfahan.With the birth of the half-Safavid Shahrokh, Nader <mask> was able to bolster his legitimacy. In 1740, after returning from India, Nader <mask> created coins in the name of Shahrokh in Herat. Shahrokh was sent to the fortress of Kalat in 1747 as Nader <mask> became increasingly paranoid. On June 21, 1747, Nader <mask> was murdered. His death resulted in a power vacuum and resulted in his empire being divided. The eastern part of his domain was seized by the Afghans and the former commander of Nader <mask>, Muhammad Rahim Khan Manghit, who became the new ruler of Bukhara. He changed the name of his tribe to "Durrani" because he assumed the title of Durr-i Durran.The frontier region between the Safavid and Mughal Empire was conquered by Ahmad Khan. The Afghans were driven out of the city by Mir Sayyed Mohammad, who may have had a hand in the murder of the uncle of Ali-qoli Khan. The latter accepted the assassins of Nader <mask> into his service and received an invitation from Mir Sayyed Mohammad. Ali-qoli Khan assumed the regnal name of Soltan Ali Adel <mask> on July 6, 1747. Around the same time, he sent a small force to capture Kalat, however, the fortress was nearly impenetrable, and the army eventually breached it by using an abandoned ladder on the edge of one of the towers. The men of <mask> massacred sixteen descendants of <mask>, including three sons of <mask>, five sons of <mask>, and eight sons of <mask>. <mask>, who was 14 at the time, was captured near the city of Marv after the two sons of Nader <mask> and Nasrollah Mirza escaped together.<mask> was spared in case his family would use his heritage. He was sent back to Kalat, where he was imprisoned. The news about his death was false. He appointed his brother to be the governor of Isfahan and its surroundings. After declaring independence, he joined forces with his cousin, the governor of Azerbaijan. After losing a lot of his men due to desertion, he fled to the town of Tehran. He was blinded and captured by its governor, who gave him to Mir Sayyed Mohammad.On 1 October, a group of Turkic, Kurdish and Arab tribal leaders declared <mask>h the new shah, taking advantage of his absence. <mask>h and the mother of Nasrollah Mirza requested the execution of Adel <mask>. The stabilization of Khorasan was aided by <mask>h's compassionate behavior. He gained a large following due to his Safavid ancestry. His political and religious beliefs were different from those of his grandfather. <mask>h presented himself as an ardent champion of Twelver Shi'ism in his coins, seals and documents. They summoned Ebrahim to acknowledge <mask>h, but he declined.Pretending to have rebelled against <mask>h, Ebrahim invited him to be crowned. He was requested by the nobles of Khorasan to appear at Mashhad as a token of goodwill. After seeing no further progress in the negotiations, Ebrahim went to the city of Tabriz in Azerbaijan, where he was crowned shah on December 8, 1748. <mask>h was given the task of defeating Ebrahim <mask> by the tribal leaders. In June or July 1749, a battle took place in the vicinity of Semnan, where Ebrahim <mask> was forced to withdraw as a result of turmoil amongst his troops. Some of his troops deserted to Shahrokh. After fleeing to the fortress of Qal'a-yi Qalapur, he was captured and given to the man who had blinded him.He died on his way to Mashhad. <mask>h seemed to have been ridden of all his rivals with the deaths of both Adel <mask> and Ebrahim <mask>. Mohammad Hasan Khan Qajar capitulated to one of <mask>rokh's commanders after initially resisting. With the real power in the hands of Kurdish, Arabic, and Turkic tribal leaders, <mask>h only served as a figurehead. Some of the tribal leaders joined the opposition against <mask>h because they didn't share equal power. Mir Sayyed Mohammad was a serious threat to <mask>h due to his ancestry. Mir Sayyed Mohammad's father was a high-ranking official in the Sultan Husayn and his sister was the mother of Mir Sayyed Mohammad.Some people portray <mask>h as a hypocrite who wanted to have Mir Sayyed Mohammad killed, while others portray Mir Sayyed Mohammad as a trickster who was willing to do anything. <mask>h was going to kill Mir Sayyed Mohammad in exchange for being made vakil. After declining, he was arrested the next day in front of the court. Mir Sayyed Mohammad accepted the throne that was offered to him by the Arab tribal leader after he was arrested. The conspirators took advantage of the absence of the Turkic tribal leader to install Mir Sayyed Mohammad on the throne. Suleiman II was adopted by Mir Sayyed Mohammad as a claim to the throne. Imprisonment Mir Alam Khan decided that <mask>h could not be kept alive.The previous ishikaqasi bashi was assigned to the Chaharbagh palace and was against this. When Suleiman II went out to hunt, he was summoned by Mir Alam Khan, while Qara'i and Khan entered the Chaharbagh without facing any resistance. Suleiman II restored them to their former offices a few days later. Suleiman II was in conflict with many tribal leaders due to the deposal of <mask>h and the decree that exempted the people from taxation for three years. The rivals of Suleiman II, under the leadership of Yusuf Ali Khan Jalayir, took advantage of the funeral and blinding of Suleiman II, who was imprisoned in Kalat. The Jalayir wife had convinced the conspirators that <mask>h was not blind. When the tribal leaders discovered that <mask>h was blind, they put him on the throne and made everyone believe that he was capable of ruling.The other nobles accepted <mask>h's rule while Mir Alam Khan fled. There was a second reign when the Qajar ruler Agha <mask> reached Mashhad. They were warmly received by Qoli Khan. Shortly afterwards, Agha <mask> sent a force of 8,000 soldiers under Suleiman Khan Qajar to conquer Mashhad and affirm its citizens of the <mask>'s generosity. While being teary eyed and kissing the ground, Agha <mask> followed the tradition of the famous Iranian shah Abbas I the Great and entered the shrine by foot. He went on a pilgrimage for 23 days and seemed to be unaware of the politics of the country. After that, Agha <mask> ordered the digging up of Nader <mask>'s corpse and had it sent to Tehran, where it was reburied with the other man's corpse.<mask> was forced to give any money that originally belonged to <mask>. <mask>h said he wouldn't have any more of Nader <mask>'s wealth. Agha <mask>, ruthless and revengeful, and with a desire for treasures, had him tortured to confess the hidden locations of the last gems passed down to him from his grandfather. <mask>h initially refused to speak, but eventually confessed the locations of the gems. <mask>h died at Damghan due to the injuries he suffered from his tortures, even though he was sent to Mazandaran with his family. Descendants of Blind people from Iran who were executed in the 18th century.

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texts: The American singer-songwriter and pianist best known by her stage name, <mask>, was born on April 20. Her self-titled debut album gained her popularity in Japan. Within six days of the album's release, it became the most downloaded album in Japan. The album went on to become the number 1 Contemporary Jazz Album in Japan, with five of <mask>'s songs on the top 10 most downloaded Jazz songs on iTunes. The singles "Cigarette & Wine" and "My Love" were written by Paul McCartney. The singles were taken from her second full-length album, The Open-Ended Fantasy, which was released in September 2010. There is a jazz album in Japan.An album of cover songs entitled Love, Pop & Soul was released in July 2011. It was released and hit the No. One spot as well. 1 spot for self-titled debut in the first week of September. There is a jazz album in Japan. The Open Ended Fantasy became the No. 1 album. Two of her albums were in the Top Jazz Albums for the month of September.The debut album of the author was also at the top. There are 25 Top 200 albums in the country. The album Silver Lining was released in November of 2013). 8 of the 11 songs on the album were included in the top 200 singles in the country, breaking the previous records. There was a new original song called "It's Time" on the album Best Of Nina <mask> that was released in Japan. The album reached the top spot for the seventh time in a row. There is a song on the jazz chart.He was born in Queens, New York. She was a student at New York University. She met musician, producer and composer Caté. After hearing her demo, Caté agreed to produce some of her songs. The songs were put together into a single called Do It Again. The Japanese label Uni-Village contacted <mask>. Executives heard her songs and wanted to sign her for a full album.Uni-Village released a book in 2008. It was called a timeless masterpiece by The Soul Express. According to Adam Greenberg of Allmusic.com, "<mask> takes her inspiration from a wide array of classic female singers...she breaks loose with a subdued, smoldering style." <mask>'s first album was the number one Contemporary Jazz album in Japan for eight months in a row. In September of that year, it became the number 1 most downloaded album on Japanese iTunes, and five of its tracks made it to the Japanese Top 10 most downloaded Jazz songs. She was young. The Open-Ended Fantasy was released in Japan.It became the No. In less than 24 hours, there was a Contemporary Jazz album in that country. There were five songs on the Japanese Top Ten Jazz Singles. "Cigarette & Wine" was written by <mask>. The album was released in the U.S. the following year. Universal Music Japan signed a publishing deal with <mask> in 2010. Love, Pop & Soul was released in July of 2011.Village Again is a Japanese label. She and Caté have worked together before on an album of cover songs. The number was reached on July 28, 2011. <mask>'s 3rd consecutive album reached the number 1 position in Japan. "My Love" and "Cigarette & Wine" from The Open Ended Fantasy were released in Korea in August of 2011. There are 5 and the No. There are 8 spots.1 spot for self-titled debut in the first week of September. There is a jazz album in Japan. The Open Ended Fantasy became the No. 1 album. She had 6 Jazz albums in the country that week and 2 in the Top Jazz Albums for the month of September. The debut album of the author was also at the top. There are 25 Top 200 albums in the country. The single "Paint The Sky" was released in September.The single reached the top of the charts in Japan. Her next album was released in Japan. There is a blend of jazz, world, soul and pop music on the album. There are nine songs on the album. Caté produced the album again. On October 23, 2013). It became the No. in less than 12 hours.There is a jazz album in the country. In a four day period, 10 of the 11 songs from the album were in the Top 100 Jazz Singles. The covers album was released in Japan. It became the No. 1 Jazz album was released in less than three hours. Her second No. 1 album. In 2 months, there is one album.On March 26, Village Again released a new album. The song "It's Time" was written and produced by <mask>. It reached No. She made her seventh consecutive No. on the jazz album chart in Japan with 1 album in less than 5 hours. An album in eight years. The esteem accorded to her by the Asian audience is more important than the recognition she received in her home country of the United States. In 2004, with the executives at Uni-Village records releasing her first album, and continuing to top the Japanese charts, <mask> owes a lot of her success to Japan, Singapore, the Philippines and other Asian countries.A frequent traveler to Asia and Europe, <mask> resides in either New York City or Spain. Sound and influences are related to World music. She has been compared to many people. She collaborated with artists such as Jeff Haynes, Lee Hogans, and Jody Redhage. The song Moon Child was written by Kenichiro Nishihara. Most of her recorded work has been composed by Caté. The cover sessions of love, pop and soul.

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texts: Lafayette "<mask>" <mask> is an American retired professional basketball player who played in the National Basketball Association. He was a color analyst for the Kings radio broadcasts as well as the director of player development. Early life <mask> was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He was nicknamed <mask> by his younger brother, who had trouble pronouncing his name. The father never lived with the family. Willie went west to work while the brothers lived with their grandparents. The kids joined their mom in Tucson a year later.The 11th pick in the 1982 NBA draft out of Arizona State was selected by the Portland Trail blazers. Byron Scott, his guard-tandem teammate, left school early in 1983 to sign with the San Diego Clippers. In his debut, Lever had 9 points, 7 assists and 4 steals in a road loss to the Kansas City Kings. In a road loss to the Mavericks on January 20, Lever recorded his first career double-double with 14 points and 13 assists. Three days later, he recorded his second career double-double as he had 11 points and 10 assists in a road win over the Spurs. On March 20, he recorded a season-high 19 points to go along with 6 assists as the Trailblazers defeated the Nuggets. During his first season, he averaged 7.8 points per game, 2.8 rebound per game, 5.3 assists per game, and 1.9 steals per game.One of the NBA's best point guards in the late 1980s was a member of the Denver Nuggets. In his first game with the Nuggets, he recorded 14 points and 12 assists. It was the first time in Nuggets history that a player recorded a double-double in a road win over the Lakers. On March 9 against the Pacers, Lever recorded his first career triple-double with 13 points, 15 assists and a career-high 10 steals. In a road loss against the LA Clippers, Lever recorded a double-double of 26 points and 18 assists. He joined Magic Johnson as the only players since the ABA-NBA merger to have at least 2 season games with 24 points and 18 assists. In his first season with the Nuggets, he averaged 12.8 points per game, 5.1 rebound per game, 7.5 assists per game, and 2.5 steals per game.The next season, he continued to perform well for the Nuggets. In a road loss to the Rockets on November 12, 1985, Lever recorded his first 30-point double-double with 31 points, 12 assists, and 9 rebound. Even though he's 6 feet 3 inches, he leads the Nuggets in rebound. He is the all-time leader in steals for the Nuggets. He is one of three players in NBA history to record 15 plus points, rebound, and assists in a single playoff game. Dallas Mavericks <mask> was traded by the Denver Nuggets to the Dallas Mavericks in 1990 for the Mavs' ninth pick in the 1990 NBA draft and a first-round pick in the following year. The Denver Nuggets traded their #9 pick and #15 pick to the Miami Heat for the Heat's #3 pick in the 1990 draft, which was originally the Detroit Pistons' pick.The 1992–93 season was ruined by a knee injury. He finished his career with the Mavericks in 1994 with an average of 13.9 points, six rebound, 6.2 assists and 2.22 steals per game. He made two NBA All-Star teams, an All-NBA Second Team in 1987, and an All-Defensive Second Team in 1988. At the end of the 2020–21 regular season, he was 11th on the all-time list of most triple-doubles in the regular season, with 43 over 11 seasons, ahead of players such as Michael Jordan and Clyde Drexler. He ended his career as the second leading assists leader behind teammate Alex English. The Los Angeles Lakers and the Denver Nuggets played a home game on December 2, 2017, in which the Lakers won 115–100.

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texts: <mask> was a French journalist, novelist, poet and playwright who was nicknamed "the king of the gastronomes" by his peers. His total output was around 40 volumes. The child was born at No. He lived in this city for the first nine years of his life before his parents moved to Bordeaux. His literary career took place in Paris, before he returned to his hometown of Bordeaux. "Let's go to the table all the same!" was the joke he earned after Baron Brisse's death. He didn't like overcooked fricots.Her bibliography includes around forty volumes full of color, gaiety and naturalness, in which women often play a central role. A detective story with a backdrop of sentimental intrigue. In the Paris of 1843, the young and ambitious Philippe Beyle fell in love with the beautiful singer Marianna, conquered her heart and then abandoned her. The singer uses her power within a female Freemasonry, a kind of parallel police headed by and for women, to launch the all-powerful secret society in order to satisfy her lover's revenge. Les Petites Blanchisseuses was a well-known poem in the 19th century. Parisian journalists write about laundresses at the time of their feast: Mi- Carme. The first quatrain3 is very correct and does not suggest the rest of the poem.Dictionary of large and small authors. This amusing gallery of portraits has a striking minute portrait of <mask>. The founder of Le Gourmet newspaper. Eugne Chavette, who wanted to prove that Monselet was not a gourmet, invited him to the restaurant Brébant and made him serve a meal that did not correspond to the printed menu. The dishes and wines were delicious. He commits the Forgotten and the Dédaignés, picturesque rehabilitation of little-known authors of the eighteenth century, and points to the eclecticism of the style of the middle of the Second Empire. He is buried in the Pre-Lachaise cemetery.Les Chemises rouges, 5 vol., 1850-1857) is incomplete. Statues and statuettes contemporaines. Histoire anecdotique du tribunal. The document is called Rétif de la Bretonne. There are documents inédits and descendants in the catalogue. The Aveux d'un pamphlétaires was built in 1854. There are figurines of parisiennes, 1854.The first edition of Les Vignes du Seigneur was published in 1854. La Franc- Maonnerie des femmes was published in 1856. The Masque, coll. Labyrinthes, no 190, 2011. There are Physionomies in Parisiennes. Acteurs et actrices were written in the 19th century. The Lorgnette littéraires.Dictionnaire de grands et des petits auteurs de mon temps, 1858, sur Gallica. There is an archive sur Gallica. Les Ruines de Paris, vol., 1 [archive] sur Gallica, 2 [archive] sur Gallica 3, and 4 [archive] sur Gallica. Monsieur de Cupidon was born in 1858. Deux auteurs (1859) Les Tréteaux and La Cuisinire poétique, sur Gallica. The archive of the Thétre du Figaro is sur Gallica. There is an archive sur Gallica of Les Galanteries du xviiie Sicle.The gourmands' Almanach des gourmands was published in 1862-1870. Fréron, ou l'Illustre critique, was published in 1864. De Montmartre  Séville, 1865, is an archive sur Gallica. The tableaux de voyage were from France to Italie. Le Plaisir et l'Amour was published in 1865. Les femmes qui font des scnes, 1865, sur Gallica. Almanach des rues et des bois, champtre et poétique, pour 1866, indispensable.Les Ressuscités, 1876, is a collection of portraits. The Premires Représentations célbres were published in 1867. The first edition of Les Créanciers was published in 1870. Le Musée secret de Paris was published in 1870. Chanvallon, histoire d'un souffleur, was published in 1872. Les Frres Chantemesse was published in 1872. The Marges du Code.The archive of La Belle Olympe is sur Gallica. The Mystres du Boulevard des Invalides was built in 1873. Panier fleuri, prose et vers, was published in 1873. The table, 1874. The Années de gaieté were published in the first half of the 18th century. Scnes de la vie cruelle was published in 1876. The manuel de l'homme  table was built in 1877.The troupe de comédiens was formed in 1879. Le Petit Paris, tableaux et figures de ce temps, 1879, sur Gallica. The compltes de Charles Monselet were published in 1884. Mon dernier-né, gaietés parisiennes. L' encore un!, 1885, sur Gallica. The archives of Petits mémoires littéraires, 1885, can be found here. Jean de La Réole is a roman.There are portraits of De A  Z. Souvenirs littéraires, 1888. Promenades de lettres. There is a archive sur Gallica. Sous le manteau sur Gallica was published in 1889. In 1890, Curiosités littéraires et bibliographiques. There is an archive sur Gallica.There are references to Kilien Stengel. Anthologie des Potes de la bonne chre was published in 2007. 19th-century French dramatists and playwrights, 19th-century French journalists, 19th-century French novelists, and 19th-century French male poets are buried at Pre Lachaise Cemetery.

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texts: The lord deputy to Queen Elizabeth I of England was Sir <mask>. He was thought to be an illegitimate son of Henry VIII. Sir <mask> was a figure of power and influence in Britain and Ireland. The Perrots had been accumulating wealth and power in west Wales for centuries and he gained more ingratiating himself with the English court. He was described as a very cholericke man by his son. When he was sent to Ireland to suppress a rebellion, he already had many offices. He hanged over 800 of the rebels but resigned after two years because he failed in his mission.In west Wales, he rebuilt his two main homes, Carew Castle and Laugharne Castle, in grand style. He returned to Ireland in 1584 to destroy the Irish and colonise their land. He was unsuccessful again, was accused of treason by his enemies, and died in the Tower of London. <mask> was born between 7 and 11 November 1528 at the family seat of Haroldston Manor in Wales. Mary Berkeley was the daughter of James Berkeley and the son of <mask>. His sisters were Jane, who married Sir <mask>, and Elizabeth, who married <mask>. It was widely believed that <mask> was the bastard son of the late King, because he resembled Henry VIII in temperament and physical appearance.Sir Robert was the husband of <mask>'s granddaughter, and he used second-hand accounts to make his case. The case is weakened by the fact that <mask> was Mary Berkeley's third child, not her first, and that she and the King are not recorded to have been in the same place at the crucial time. The Lieutenant of the Tower of London overheard <mask> say, "Will the Queen suffer her brother to be offered up as a sacrifice to the envy of his frisking adversaries?" It was suggested that <mask> claimed his royal paternity. Hopton was removed from office by the Queen eighteen months prior to <mask>'s imprisonment. <mask> was introduced to Henry VIII by joining the household of William Paulet. He was knighted in the month after the death of Henry's successor, Edward VI.In 1551 <mask> was appointed High Sheriff of Pembrokeshire and in June of the same year he went to France to arrange Edward VI's betrothal to Elisabeth of Valois. King Henry was fascinated by <mask>'s skill as a knight and wanted to retain him for reward. <mask>'s debts were paid by the French Crown after he returned to England. Mary I <mask>'s uncle, <mask>, was imprisoned in the Fleet for a short time for helping heretics at his house in Wales. He didn't help the Earl of Pembroke in looking for heretics in south Wales, but he did help the Earl at the capture of Saint-Quentin in France. Carew had a castle and lordship. The naval defence of South Wales was taken care of at the beginning of Elizabeth I's reign.He was elected Knight of Pembrokeshire in 1562. He was a member of parliament for Carmarthenshire in 1547, Sandwich in 1553, Wareham in 1559, and Pembrokeshire in 1563. The first of the Desmond Rebellions took place in 1570 when <mask> reluctantly accepted the post of Lord President of the Irish province of Munster. The province was reduced to peace after he landed at Waterford in February of the following year. Fitzmaurice evaded government forces for a while. After fifty rebels were slain, <mask> tried to impress his enemy by cutting off the heads of their corpses. The Queen of England could send another president into this province if Fitzmaurice killed Sir <mask>.<mask>'s challenge provoked murmurs from the more level-headed servants of the Crown and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He was vindicated after a second and successful siege of the rebel stronghold of Castlemaine. Most of the hangings were done by martial law. The Earl of Desmond, Fitzmaurice's superior, was reinstated as chief nobleman after the rebellion. He quit Ireland without leave after requesting his own recall, but this was in vain. He was allowed to resign his office after presenting himself at the court. Wales <mask> wanted to lead a countryman's life and keep out of debt when he returned to Carew in Wales.He was appointed vice-Admiral of the Welsh seas and member of the Council of the Marches. He converted several castles into mansions and improved his land in his personal estates, despite complaints about his rack-renting and enclosures. <mask> was accused of tyranny, subversion of justice, and dealing with pirates by his deputy-Admiral. In the year he was appointed commissioner for piracy in Pembrokeshire, <mask> was given command of a naval squadron charged with the intercept of Spanish ships on the Irish coast. He captured the commander, Deryfold, after chasing a pirate ship to the Flemish coast. <mask>'s ship was struck by a storm and while all on board prepared for death <mask> said to his son, "Well Boy, God bless you and I give you my blessing." I wish that you were safe and that the Queen's ship was not damaged.The ship was saved by the skill of the captive Deryfold, who was pardoned by the Queen on <mask>'s petition. The step-daughter of the great royal favourite Robert Dudley was married to Thomas in 1583. The match was intended to strengthen <mask> politically, but it had the opposite effect: the Queen, whose consent to the marriage had not been sought, suspected a conspiracy between <mask> and Lettice Knollys. In 1584 <mask> was appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland to replace Lord Grey de Wilton who was recalled to England by the Queen. His main task was to establish a plantation in the south of the country. On condition that the undertakers plant English farmers and labourers to build towns and work the land, the Crown sought to parcel out lands at nominal rents from the recently defeated Earl of Desmond's estates. The Sorley Boy MacDonnell invited Perrot to raid into the north of the province at the invitation of the Highland clans of Maclean and MacDonnell.He marched a contingent of the Royal Irish Army beyond the Pale to confront the invaders, but Sorley Boy escaped by crossing over to Scotland, only to return later with reinforcements. <mask> brought Sorley Boy to a mutually beneficial submission after Elizabeth abused her deputy for launching such an unadvised campaign. The crown gained some leverage in western Ulster because of the kidnapping of Hugh O'Donnell, who was lured to a wine tasting on a merchant ship and then sealed in a cabin and brought to Dublin. The submission of Hugh Maguire, Lord of Fermanagh, was secured by <mask>'s northern strategy. The start of the plantation was slow in the face of lawsuits. The composition of the province of Connaught was created by Perrot in 1585 and it was an even-handed contract between the Crown and the owners of the land. The first parliament since 1569 was convened at Dublin in the same year.Although the act for the attainder of Desmond was passed, the ambitious schedule of legislation ran into difficulty due to the suspension of Poynings' Law. <mask> begged to be recalled to England after he was so frustrated with the influence of the Earl of Ormond in both houses of parliament. <mask>'s criticism of his associates in government made him enemies. <mask>'s interference with the authority of the prelate's secular authority as Lord Chancellor led to a fight with the Archbishop of Dublin. In May 1587, he was accused of striking the elderly Knight Marshall, Sir Nicholas Bagenal, in the council chamber, an incident his enemies blamed on his drunkenness. Elizabeth granted <mask>'s request for recall. He was succeeded by Sir William Fitzwilliam six months later.After <mask>'s return to England, he was elected Member of Parliament for Haverfordwest and appointed to the Privy Council, where he continued his interest in Irish affairs. His enemies were working against him. He was accused of treason by a former priest and condemned prisoner in Ireland after the defeat of the Spanish Armada. The evidence was provided in letters allegedly addressed by <mask> as Lord Deputy to King Philip II of Spain and the Duke of Parma, in which certain treasonable promises were made on the future of England, Wales and Ireland. For a time it seemed the allegations would fail for lack of credible evidence after Fitzwilliam started an investigation into the charges in Dublin. It was decided to inquire into the manner in which the allegations had been raised in the first place, a procedure likely to hurt Fitzwilliam. Several of <mask>'s favorites on the Dublin council were included in the inquiry, including Nicholas White, the Master of the Rolls in Ireland, Charles Calthorpe, and Nicholas Walsh, the former Speaker of the House of Commons.Fitzwilliam was directed by the Queen to resume his original investigation and forward the findings to the Privy Council in London, after he was accused of being tortured by members of this commission. Henry Bird, <mask>'s former secretary, made allegations of <mask>'s use of violent language against the Queen. He was accused of having prior knowledge of the rebellion in 1589 of Sir Brian O'Rourke, who was extradited from Scotland and hanged at London. <mask> was accused of high treason and was tried in the Tower of London. <mask>'s remarks about Queen Elizabeth were the most vivid evidence presented in the prosecution case. He had called her a liar on several occasions. <mask> cried out "You win men's lives away with words" when he protested his loyalty.The jury returned a guilty verdict after his defence collapsed. In the hope of a royal pardon, sentencing was put off for some months, but <mask> died in the Tower in September of that year. There are grounds to believe that he was poisoned in order to get a pardon from Elizabeth. English appointees replaced some of <mask>'s Irish friends on the council because of their hard dealings with Ireland. Fitzwilliam felt free to pursue a policy opposed in crucial aspects to <mask>'s, and the lords of Ulster suffered increasing government encroachment on their territories until the outbreak of the Nine Years War. <mask> married Anne Cheyne, daughter of Sir Thomas Cheyne, by whom he had a son and heir, Sir <mask>. <mask> was unmarried for a decade after the death of his first wife.He married Jane Prust in 1563 or 1564, widow of Lewis Pollard, and daughter of Hugh Prust. <mask>, who died unmarried, had a son and two daughters. <mask>t is a descendant of the Viscount St Davids. Lettice was married to Walter Vaughan of Golden grove, Carmarthenshire, <mask> of St Brides, and Arthur Chichester of Belfast. <mask> had made a deed of settlement with his cousin <mask> of Broke Co. Carmarthen on his appointment as Lord Deputy of Ireland. It is possible that the settlement was a precautionary measure against the dangers of office in Ireland. <mask>'s first son, Thomas, was imprisoned after he was married to a woman.Four months after <mask>'s death, Thomas was restored in blood. After her husband's death in 1594, she was restored to favour. At least four illegitimate children were fathered by <mask>, including Sir <mask>, <mask>, and <mask>. The life, deedes and death of Sir <mask>t was published in 1728. The 3rd son of <mask>, Knight, <mask>'s name appears in the Inner Temple Register. Sir Christopher's illegitimate daughter, also named Elizabeth, was the granddaughter of Elizabeth I and an enemy of Sir <mask>. A Critical Edition of Sir <mask>'s The Life, Deedes and Death of Sir <mask>t, Knight was published in 2002.The year was 1885. <mask>'Donovan was the author. The Annals of Ireland were written by the Four Masters. There is a calendar of state papers. The 6 vols were published in London. Colm Lennon Sixteenth Century Ireland - The Incomplete Conquest is included in the calendar of state papers. Nicholas P. Canny made Ireland British.Steven G. Ellis Tudor Ireland was published in 1985. Hiram Morgan's Rebellion was published in 1995. Elizabeth's Irish Wars was written by Cyril Falls. Irish Battles (Belfast, 1989) was written by the man. The Dictionary of National Biography has 22 volumes. London, 1921–22 The Biography of <mask> can be found at the History of Parliament Online.The Welsh Biography Online Trial of Sir <mask> was held on April 27, 1592. The History of Sir <mask>rot was written by Sir James Rawlinson. The annual for 1832 was from The Keepsake. The births and deaths of English people in the 16th century.

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texts: The Gauleiter of the eastern Bavarian administrative region of Gau Bayreuth was a Nazi Party official named <mask>. He became head of the National Socialist Teachers League in 1935 after being trained as a primary school teacher. He was the Reich Defense Commissioner of Gau Bayreuth during World War II. He ran afoul of Martin Bormann due to his alcoholism and unpopularity with the local residents. The execution of Wchtler took place near the end of the war. The son of a watchmaker, Wchtler was born in Triebes in 1891. Between 1905 and 1911, he attended a special training academy for primary school teachers.He volunteered for military service in October 1913 after two years working as a teacher. He was deployed to the western front on the outbreak of World War I. He was promoted to Leutnant in August 1915 and served as the commander of a machine gun company. He was classified as fit for front-line duty after being wounded twice in the spring of 1916. He served on the front until the end of the war in November 1918. The Iron Cross, 2nd class, was one of the decorations he received during the war. Wchtler returned to his teaching position after he left the service.Wchtler joined the Nazi Party on April 26, 1926. He became the Ortsgruppenleiter for the next two years when he founded the local branch of the Party. He became the SA-Fhrer for the Weimar-North district. He was the District Leader for Weimar-North from 1927 to 1932. He was the only Nazi member of the District Council in Landkreis Weimar. Wchtler served as a member of the Landtag of Thuringia from December 1929 to October 1933. He was the Business Manager and Training Officer for Gau Thuringia from 1929 to 1932.He was made the Organization Leader and deputy Gauleiter on June 15, 1932. Wchtler was appointed Education Minister in the cabinet formed by Sauckel when he became Minister President of Thuringia. Sauckel was made Reichsstatthalter after the Nazi Seizure of Power in 1933. Wchtler was made deputy to the new minister president, Willy Marschler, on 13 May 1933. Wchtler kept these posts until January 22, 1936. The police and security apparatus of the State were under his control. Wchtler was elected a member of the Reichstag for electoral constituency 12 Thuringia on November 12 1933 and would remain a Reichstag deputy until his death.Wchtler joined the Schutzstaffel in 1934. He was promoted to the rank ofBrigadefhrer by the end of January 1936. He worked for the Reichsfhrer-SS until his death. Hans Schemm, the first Gauleiter of the Gau Bavarian Eastern March, died in an airplane crash in 1935. The Gau was run by the deputy Gauleiter for an interim period. Wachtler was appointed the permanent Gauleiter on December 5. The consequences of this would be dire for Wchtler.The site of the annual Bayreuth Festival was supported and attended by Adolf Hitler, who resided in the Gau capital of Bayreuth. The Gauleiter was considered a high-profile posting. Wchtler succeeded Schemm as head of the National Socialist Teachers League and head of the Main Office for Education in the Party Reichsleitung. He was the expert on all school questions from January 1936 to January 1937. He was in charge of the elite Party leadership school. Wchtler was re-elected as a Reichstag deputy at the 29 March 1936 elections. He was the acting Oberburgermeister of Bayreuth for a short time in 1938.Wchtler was not popular among the residents of his Gau or among the Reich leadership. He was prone to alcoholic eruptions in public. The ungainly figure of the oratorically untalented and philistine Wchtler, whose adherence to the Party line soon earned him the epithet, was an assessment of his character. He made enemies in the area because he was an outsider and he rigorously put the new laws into effect. She tried to convince Hitler to grant clemency to Jewish friends. Although little appreciated by Hitler, Wchtler remained untouched until 1945. The anti-Jewish Kristallnacht riots took place in Wchtler's Gau.The Reich leadership in Berlin ordered the cessation of further property destruction because they feared the riots they had instigated would lead to more radical actions not under their control. Wchtler wanted to force public school teachers to sign a personal oath that they would no longer teach religious subjects. The directive was ordered to be rescinded by a highly unpopular man. The Flossenbrg concentration camp was located in Wchtler's district. The Donau-Zeitung reported about Wchtler's visit in February 1939. A new building was decided after seeing the condition of the school. The Donau-Zeitung reported an audience of 12,000 when Wchtler spoke.The Passau Haus was purchased by Wchtler in 1939. He donated it to Passau a year later. Due to Germany's territorial expansion, the Gau Bayreuth was renamed on June 2, 1942. Wchtler became the Reich Defense Commissioner on November 16, 1942, and in September 1944 he became the commander of the Volkssturm units in the Gau. He realized the war would be lost when he was in these positions. The attitude of his superiors became apparent when he prevented the seizure of the Bayreuth Festspielhaus. Martin Bormann, Hitler's powerful Secretary and head of the Nazi Party Chancellery, was suspicious of him because of his failure to send daily situation reports to Fhrer Headquarters.On 17 February 1943, Bormann ordered the closing of the National Socialist Teachers League and all of its Gau offices in Germany. Wchtler was worried about the loss of influence and he complained to Bormann that the NSLB was essential for the war effort. The city of Bayreuth was destroyed by air raids in 1945 after Hitler declared it to be a fortress. On 1 April 1945, Bormann issued a further order that all the Gauleiters were to fight to the death in their districts. There was an air raid on 11 April. Wchtler fled Bayreuth with his staff the next day as American forces approached, after the city was ravaged by 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 He left the bomb-ruined city in a convoy of food, spirits and cigarettes and set up offices at a hotel in the southern part of the Gau near the former Czechoslovakian border.Bayreuth surrendered to the US 3rd Army without a fight. It is unclear if communications difficulties prevented Wchtler from telling Fhrer Headquarters of his location, but his deputy and political rival used the opportunity to accuse Wchtler of desertion. Wchtler was kicked out of the Party for cowardice and desertion. Wchtler was executed by a firing squad at the hotel after he was pronounced a death sentence. Wchtler was replaced as acting Gauleiter and Reich Defense Commissioner. On February 17, 1949 Wchtler was classified as a Major Offender and his entire estate was seized. Also see the List of Literature from the Obergruppenfhrer.Dsseldorf: Droste, 2004. 5000 Kpfe is what Erich Stockhorst said. The war was called Dritten Reich. The year was 2000 The book is titled Selbstzeugnisse aus der Kampfzeit' der NSDAP. There are external links to the database of members of the Reichstag.


texts: <mask>eung was known as the "Big Spender" in Hong Kong. He was wanted for murder. He masterminded the abduction of Walter Kwok and Victor Li. He was sentenced to death by a court in Guangzhou. <mask> moved to Hong Kong with his family when he was four years old. The nickname "Big Spender" was given to him because of his love of extravagant living. <mask> gave his friends and strangers gifts funded from a crime spree that brought in at least HK$2 billion, and created a self- image of a "likeable rogue with a heart of gold."He was said to have a good taste for fine food and liquor. The young street painter was given tens of thousands of dollars by him. He spent a month in a luxury hotel in Shenzhen where he showered hotel staff with tips. He asked for bird's nest soup in jail. <mask> and Kai-foon were involved in a series of armed robberies. He stole HK$30 million from Kai Tak Airport on February 22, 1990. <mask> was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the security van robbery after he returned to Kai Tak.In June 1995 the judge ruled there was no case against <mask> as the evidence was filled with too many inconsistencies and the security guard who initially identified him recanted his testimony. His associate was sentenced to 41 years in jail. On 23 May 1996, he kidnapped Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, son of Li Ka Shing, and on 29 September 1997, he kidnapped Walter Kwok. He made HK$1.038 billion from Li Ka-shing and HK$ 600 million from Walter Kwok. After following Li Ka-shing, <mask> held him hostage in the Li's own house for three days. At the time, it was thought that these ransoms would be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records. <mask> fled to China in January 1998 after he failed to abduct the Chief Secretary for Administration Anson Chan.A plan by <mask> to bomb government buildings in Hong Kong was discovered by the police in January 1998 after a tip-off. The stock of explosives was transported to Hong Kong from Macau and buried in a deserted container parking area. <mask> fled to Guangdong province in January 1998 under an assumed name, having bribed the police there. His gang of 35 were rounded up by police on the mainland. There were 17 Hong Kong residents and 14 mainlanders in his gang. At the time of his capture, it was reported that <mask> planned to abduct Stanley Ho. <mask> lost at least $200 million in Ho's Macau casinos, once losing over $25 million in a single session.<mask> and his gang were tried in a criminal trial for a number of crimes, including the kidnapping of two Hong Kong tycoons, who remained unnamed in the trial. Even though the events occurred in Hong Kong, the trial was held in Guangzhou. The trial was not transferred to Hong Kong despite the efforts of <mask>'s lawyer and other experts. <mask> and his 35 followers have been charged by the Guangzhou Municipal People's Prosecutor with a number of crimes. The charges, which were denied by <mask>, included the abduction in 1993 of a Fujian merchant who had only come forward after <mask>'s arrest. The trial began in 1998. <mask> made a full confession on the first day of the trial.<mask> was sentenced to death in 1998. He was executed on December 5, 1998 in Guangzhou. The trial of a Hong Kong resident in mainland China caused a crisis of faith in the judicial independence of Hong Kong. The Hong Kong public was concerned that if they commit a crime in Hong Kong, they might have to stand trial in the mainland if arrested there, and the Bar Association was worried that the mainland had no jurisdiction over crimes committed in the territory by Hong Kong residents. The Chinese Government argued that they were entitled to exercise jurisdiction over the case because the crimes were planned in the mainland. If the offence warrants imprisonment of three years or more, a Chinese national can be tried by a mainland court. Although a part of <mask>'s case involved the mainland, officials believed he should be tried there.The Director of Public Prosecutions of Hong Kong said in a letter that the mainland judiciary could not return Hong Kong residents to Hong Kong before they had been tried for crimes on the mainland. There probably wouldn't have been enough evidence to convict <mask> in Hong Kong, according to his lawyer. The failure of the victims to report the case left them without evidence to request <mask>'s return. The tycoons reported the abductions to the PRC and not to the Hong Kong authorities. She said there was no formal cross-border agreement on the transfer of offenders. Even with a full confession, Hong Kong courts wouldn't be able to convict in the absence of witnesses or other evidence. The Li and Kwok families could get revenge on <mask> since a trial in the mainland could guarantee the death penalty, but capital punishment was not in force in Hong Kong.The story of <mask> Keung's kidnapping of the wealthy has been made into a movie. The person is Ray Lui Leung-Wai. References include 1955 births, 1998 deaths, and 20th-century executions by China.

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texts: The 7th Earl and 4th Duke of Perth was a Franco-Scottish nobleman, soldier and Jacobite. During the Jacobite rising of 1745, he was one of the senior staff officers in addition to leading the Jacobite Royal Scots, and he was also an officer in the French Army. <mask> was the second son of James Drummond, 5th Earl and 2nd Duke of Perth, and Jane, daughter of George Gordon, 1st Duke of Gordon. His grandfather, the 4th Earl, the former Lord Chancellor of Scotland, had accompanied James II into exile in France before being created Duke of Perth in the Jacobite Peerage by James's son James Edward Stuart. <mask>'s father did not get the earldom because he participated in the Jacobite rising of 1715. Before the 1715 rising, <mask>'s father transferred the family estates in Scotland to James. After their father's death in 1720, both sons were sent to the Scots College, Douai.The lineal descendant of Dorrington's Irish Foot Guards, <mask> joined the French army as an officer after showing a preference for military subjects. He returned to Scotland during the 17th century. The first floor of the chateau was home to a prominent figure in the Jacobite exile community. He presented Charles with a complete set of Highland weapons and his brother gave him clothing and a book of Scottish dances, which is said to have inspired Charles Edward Stuart's interest in Scotland. In May 1745, Charles wrote to his father James saying that he couldn't escape from having his throat cut for being disrespectful to people. The Jacobite agent Murray of Broughton suggested that Drummond harboured ambitions to be made the main Jacobite representative in France after the Paris exiles quarreled with another of the Paris exiles. While service as a mercenary abroad had relatively neutral connotations in the period, many Scots disliked serving in the Irish brigades, making it difficult to recruit.Drummond was given a commission by the French government to raise a Scottish battalion in case of a future invasion of Britain. According to a report written by the British agent "A.M." or "Pickle the Spy", Sir Hector Maclean was originally intended to be Lieutenant-Colonel, but he got a stop to him. On December 3, 1743, France declared war on Britain, and on August 1st, the first commission of the regiment was issued. Lewis Drummond of Melfort was commissioned Lieutenant-Colonel while another relative, Viscount Strathallan, was given a captaincy. 12 companies of 55 men were established by December 1744. English and Irish deserters from the British Army were included in the Royal- Ecossais. The Royal Scots, the Irish brigade picquets, and a number of other French advisors and specialists were embarked at Dunkirk in late November 1745 to support the Jacobite Rising of 1745.Thanks to the Royal Navy blockade, many were captured, but the bulk of his force slipped past the blockade under the cover of a gale, landing at the Jacobite-held port of Montrose. They came to this Kingdom with written orders to make war against the King of England, and they took over from Strathallan as the Jacobite Commander-in-Chief. The main Jacobite Army was on its way to England. Despite Charles's desire to press on towards London most of the army's senior leaders were troubled by the lack of visible support from English Jacobites or of a French landing in England. The Jacobite 'Council of War' decided to return to Scotland on December 5th after receiving a message from Drummond that confirmed his arrival. "If Lord <mask> had advanced by forced marches, as he ought to have done, no-one of our army would have ever given his opinion of a retreat". "This false information greatly influenced us, as the report that ten thousand additional French soldiers were expected to follow 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884Despite Charles's orders that he march to England and join the main field army there, Drummond insisted that the Jacobite forces meet in the central Lowlands. He sent some of his regulars to help Lewis Gordon in his fight against the Independent Highland Companies. A total of 9,500 men were formed by the two Jacobite armies. For the rest of the campaign, he was one of the army's brigade commanders along with his brother James and Lord George Murray. At Falkirk on 17 January he was appointed to command the Jacobite left, with Murray leading the right, and his absence at the start of the action may have impacted on the support available for Murray's attack, leading to mutual recriminations between the two afterwards. During the battle, he took several prisoners with his own hand, had a horse killed under him, and received a musket-shot in the right arm. The line of the Spey was being defended against a government advance.Drummond was said to be hot-tempered, arguing with both Murray and Charles. When retreating through Aberdeen after Stirling, he was said to have suggested hanging some Church of Scotland ministers. He was a general officer in the service of France, so much the more extraordinary that he was unimpressed with his military abilities, because he had little knowledge in the art of war. During the battle at Culloden, Andrew Henderson said that he saw the leader of the Jacobite line walk across the front of the Jacobite lines with a Fuzee in his hand. James died on 13 May and was buried at sea, after he and several other senior officers escaped Scotland on a French ship. The 4th Duke of Perth was stripped of his family's Scottish estates by a government act. The first reliable account of the defeat at Culloden was given to the French court by him when he arrived in France in June.The siege of Bergen-op-Zoom ended in death on September 28, 1747. He was promoted to the rank of major-general before he died, after being brigadier in command of the picquets in the trenches. He was buried in the chapel of the English convent at Antwerp, but his memorial was lost when the convent buildings were sold in the 1790s. <mask>, the son of James, first duke, succeeded his uncle as Earl and Duke of Perth after he had no children of his own. 1713 births 1747 deaths 18th-century Scottish people Earls of Perth Place of birth missing Dukes of Perth Scottish Jacobites Military personnel of the Jacobite rising of 1745 Scottish expatriates in France

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texts: <mask> is an Indian actor, film producer, television presenter, andentrepreneur. <mask> has acted in over 100 films in various languages. He received nine state Nandi Awards, three Filmfare Awards South and two National Film Awards, which he produced and starred in. The National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment was won by him in 1989. At the 13th International Film Festival of India, he acted in a movie directed by Ram Gopal Varma. He made his Bollywood debut in 1990 with the Hindi remake of Shiva. He is well known for his roles in biographical films such as Annamacharya in Annamayya and Yavakri in the war film LOC: Kar.The Cinema of South India was represented by him at the Delhi Film Festival's 100 Years of Indian Cinema's celebration. He was a co-director of an award-winning film animation company called Heart Animation when he ventured into film production in 1995. <mask> is the co-owner of Annapurna Studios. He is the president of the Annapurna International School of Film and Media. Early life and family Akkineni <mask> was born in Madras in 1959 to veteran actor Akkineni Nageswara Rao and his wife Annapurna. He did his education at Little Flower Junior College in Hyderabad after moving to the city with his family. He earned his BS mechanical engineering degree from Eastern Michigan University after completing one year of mechanical engineering at the College of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University in Madras.He married the daughter of a prominent film-maker in February 1984. The actor Naga Chaitanya was born on November 23, 1986. The couple got divorced in 1990. <mask> and Amala had a son, actor Akhil, on April 8, 1994. <mask> began acting as a child artist in 1967. He was an infant in the movie Velugu Needalu. The lead role in both movies was played by his father.He made his debut as a lead actor in 1986 in the film Vikram, starring Shobana. The 1983 Hindi film Hero is the remake. Nagarjuna got a good start with the success of the film. He starred in films like Majnu, which was well received. Positive reviews were given for <mask>'s portrayal of a sad man. He starred in Sankeertana, a grosser directed by debutante Geetha Krishna with music by Ilaiyaraaja. The film was appreciated for its content.In 1988, he starred in the blockbuster Aakhari Poratam, which was directed by K. Raghavendra Rao and starred Sridevi and Suhasini. In 1988 he starred in Janaki Ramudu. The film was directed by Raghavendra Rao. He starred in a Mani Ratnam movie in 1989. The film won the National Film Award in 1990. He saw another success, Siva. This film was the directorial debut of Ram Gopal Varma.<mask> became a superstar because of this film. He made his Bollywood debut in 1990 with the Hindi remake of Shiva. The Hindi version had huge box-office success. He received critical praise for his performance in Jaitra Yatra. Prema Yuddham and Iddaru Iddare were followed by sub fare. It was a hit when he acted with Amala. He followed it up with box office hits such as Neti Siddhartha.<mask> was called a "Celluloid Scientist" for his experimentation. His hit films include President Garim, Varasudu, Gharana Bullodu, and Allari Alludu. He starred in a Hindi-Telugu bilingual Criminal in 1994. He ventured into comedy for the first time with Hello Brother which was a huge hit and was later made into Hindi as Judwaa. Many of his films were dubbed into Tamil. Nagarjuna starred in and produced a movie in 1996. The film won two awards, the National Film Award and the Filmfare Award.<mask> acted in Annamayya, in which he portrayed the role of Annamacharya, a 15th-century Telugu singer and poet. He won the Filmfare Best actor and the first Nandi Award for Best actor. He received an award for this role. Ratchagan was directed by Praveen Gandhi and he starred in it. The film did well at the Tamil Nadu box office. His subsequent releases were Nuvvu and Ninne. He starred in romantic comedies.In 2003 he produced Satyam, which starred his nephew Sumanth. Nagarjuna had two releases in 2004. The latter was directed by Lawrence Raghavendra. <mask> acted in and produced Super in 2005. His second period film was based on the 18th-century Telugu Saint/poet of the same name. Nagarjuna received an award for his performance in the film. He appeared in Don and King within a year of each other.He had two films in 2010. Gaganam was released in February 2011. The Tamil version was called Payanam. <mask> signed three movies in a row in 2011. Greeku Veerudu was a sub par grosser. His next box office flop was Bhai. Manam was directed by Vikram Kumar and starred <mask>.One of his biggest blockbusters was Soggade Chinni Nayana, in which he had a dual role. Oopiri was a hit and he played a cripple. He played a devotional role in a film. It received average reviews from critics and turned out to be a disaster. He starred in a horror film called Raju Gari Gadhi 2, which had an average run at the box office. Officer was directed and produced by Ram Gopal Varma. It became the biggest disaster in <mask>'s career after getting poor reviews.The film was directed by Sriram Aditya and starred <mask> and Nani. The film was a moderate success. Television <mask> made his debut as a television producer with the soap opera Yuva. Before it was sold to the Star Network, he was a major shareholder of the television channel. The Indian version of Who wants to be a millionaire was hosted by <mask>. Meelo Evaru Koteeswarudu is a title. The first season of the show was on MAA TV.The second season was shown on MAA TV from December to February. He received the Entertainment Leader Award for his work in the show at the TV5 Business Leaders Awards ceremony. He hosted the third, fourth and fifth seasons of the show. He was a co-owner of the Mumbai Masters of the Indian Badminton League and the Mahi Racing Team India. <mask> is endorsing Kalyan Jewellers in two states. He was on the list. 36 and No.In Forbes India's top 100 Celebrities for the years 2012 and 2013 there were 43. He is a co-owner of the club. The N-Convention center, N-Grill and District N are no longer open. N convention had been identified as encroaching on litigated premises. The local administrators initiated a correction path of the land through legal opinions. Blue Cross of Hyderabad is recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India. The non-government organisation works for the welfare of animals.<mask> is the brand ambassador for HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns and was involved in welfare programs. In 2010, he starred in an HIV/AIDS animation created by TeachAids. Nagarjuna received two National Film Awards, nine Nandi Awards and three Filmfare Awards South. 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texts: <mask><mask> is an American scholar and practitioners of social change. He gave a definitive explanation for the mysteries of the Abominable Snowman. <mask>'s method was shown around Mount Everest in a nature preserve that was protected by the people who lived within its boundaries. <mask> was able to increase the size until trans-border protection resulted for the entire Mount Everest and central Himalayan region. Future Generations University was founded by <mask>. He has established twelve nonprofits, ten of which are in the US. He was a senior associate at the school.He was knighted in Nepal in 1990 and decorated with the Order of the Golden Ark by the Netherlands in 2004. The most interesting development expert I have ever met is a West Virginian named <mask>. He uses a series of principles called SEED-SCALE to tell people to forget big plans. Development is not a product, not a target, not some happy future state, it is a process, measured not in budgets but in how we invest our human energy. The basic concept is that seeds of human success can be found in every community, even those considered poor, and from these seeds can be scaled up to grow both a rising quality of life and also extension out. <mask> was the leader of The Mountain Institute for twenty years. An accredited master's degree was started with Future Generations University.<mask> pioneered a method for community-based conservation that protects areas first by using political boundaries then within these environmental criteria to create management zones, a less costly, less confrontational approach within the World Network of Biosphere Reserves. Private land and public lands were integrated near the summit of West Virginia. The Green Long March in China led to the creation of an environmental educational consortium with 50 Chinese universities. There is a seven million acre trans-border initiative around Mount Everest in Nepal, as well as a national nature preserve in Tibet/China Qomolangma. The Lalu Wetlands National Nature Preserve in Lhasa, at 1,600 acres, is now a region completely surrounded by the city of Lhasa. He led in setting up a number of community initiatives in India. After three decades of field research, the yeti was able to show the snowman to be the Asiatic black bear, which in its early life years spends time in trees.In 2016 <mask> published an analysis of all of the Yeti literature. The book from Oxford University gave a detailed explanation for the footprint photographed by Eric Shipton. <mask> found a never-before published photograph of that print that included bear nailmarks. <mask> has an interest in building innovative physical structures, such as a variety of structures modifying the Mongolian yurt, two homebuilt airplanes, super-insulated homes and offices, electrical wind generators, and restoration of historic structures from an 1845 gristmill in West Virginia to three. The Mountain Institute was founded in 1980, and the Tibetan KyiApso Club was founded in 1989. The organization has closed. The Future Generations family of nine organizations were formed in 1992 to research, demonstrate, and teach how to mobilize social change.The University of the World was launched by Future Generations USA/China/Arunachal/ India/Peru/Afghanistan/Canada/Haiti in 2011. "Just and Lasting Change: When Communities Own Their Future" is a book published by Oxford University Press. The co-author of Something Hidden Behind the Ranges: An Himalayan Quest is Hem Hamal. Future Generations Future Generations University Official Website - <mask><mask> 1945 births

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texts: <mask> was born in 1865 and died in 1914. <mask> was the fifth child of William and Christiana (Stelsly) <mask>. His father's medicines were made from herbs. <mask> developed a love for nature as a child. <mask> worked as a cashier at a gambling house after graduating from high school. He saved his pay for six years so he could return to writing. Thirty-six books and 1,500 poems were written by him.His writing had Kentucky scenes in it's language. The nickname "Keats of Kentucky" was earned by him. He told the Louisville Courier-Journal that he made about $100 a month from publishing poetry in magazines. <mask> lost money in the 1912 stock market crash and was forced to sell his Old Louisville home, St James Court, as well as some of his library. He was placed on the relief list by the Authors Club of New York City. He was buried in Cave Hill Cemetery after he died. In 1913, a year before his death, <mask> published a poem called "Waste Land" in a Chicago magazine which included an editor.This poem is thought to be an inspiration to T. S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land. Robert Ian Scott pointed out the link between his work and Eliot's in 1995. In The Spectator (London), Bevis Hillier compared <mask>'s lines "come and go/ Around its ancient portico" with the lines of Michelangelo. <mask>'s "Waste Land" was published in the January 1913 issue of Chicago magazine Poetry. <mask> had a love of nature and English and European literature. <mask> tried to maintain a traditional approach, even though T. S. Eliot wanted a modern language and form. Although he gained an international reputation, he has been overshadowed by the genre of poetry he worked in.Works Volumes of poetry were written by J. P. Morton. J. P. Morton wrote The Triumph of Music and Other Lyrics. J. P. Morton wrote Accolon of Gaul. The lyrics and Idyls were written by J. P. Morton. Poems from New York and London in 1891. Poems, Putnam, 1892. Poems about red leaves and roses were published in 1893.Putnam published Poems of Nature and Love in 1893. Intimations of the Beautiful and Poems was published in 1894. The White Snake and Other Poems were translated from the German into the Original Meters by J. P. Morton. Undertones, Copeland & Day were published in Boston in 1896. J. P. Morton wrote The Garden of Dreams. R. H. Russell wrote Shapes and Shadows. J. P. Morton wrote Idyllic Monologues.Being a book of verse, myth and romance, was published in 1899. One Day & Another: A Lyrical eclogue was published in 1901. J. P. Morton wrote Weeds by the Wall. Kentucky Poems was published in New York, NY. J. P. Morton wrote A Voice on the Wind and Other Poems. The Vale of Tempe Poems was published in 1905. Nature- notes and impressions were written in 1906.The poems of <mask> were written. The volumes were 1–5. Maynard Small was born in Boston in 1907. The Dedication of the Monument at Gloucester, Massachusetts, in Commemoration of the Founding of Massachusetts Bay Colony in the Year Sixteen and Twenty-Three was held on August 15, 1907. Grant Richards wrote new poems in 1909. The Giant and the Star: Little Annals in Rhyme, Small, Maynard was published in 1909. The Shadow Garden and other plays were written in 1910.Poems by <mask>. The Poet, the Fool and the Faeries was written in 1912. The Republic is a little book of homespun verse. Stewart and Kidd wrote a book called "Minions of the Moon: A Little Book of Song and Story". J. P. Morton wrote The Poet and Nature and the Morning Road. The Cup of Comus: Fact and Fancy was published in 1915. Mad Duck recorded a version of At the sign of the skull and City of darkness in the album Braggart stories and dark poems.Volland was in Chicago in 1909. P. F. Volland wrote So Many Ways. The message of the lilies was written by P. F. Volland. The Forest Craft Guild has a Christmas Rose and Leaf. The Forest Craft Guild was founded in 1913. The days of used to be in the forest craft guild. The anthology Modern American Poetry: A Critical anthology, edited by Louis Untermeyer, was published in 1930."<mask>ein" is a reference to A Literary History of Kentucky. There are contemporary authors online. Detroit: Gale in 2003 There is a Gale Biography in Context. There is a website. The year ended on 29 December 2010. Otto Arthur.<mask>'s story is the story of a poet. J.P. Morton & Co. was founded in Louisville, Kentucky. Robert Ian Scott wrote a letter for the Times Literary Supplement. There is a library at the University of Chicago. There is a full-text database of American poetry. The company is called Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. There is a website.The year ended on 29 December 2010. <mask>'s Waste Land Poems and information about <mask> Julius <mask>ein's poems online.

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texts: <mask> is an American transhumanist, journalist,entrepreneur, political candidate and futurist. Istvan used to be a reporter for the National Geographic Channel, but now writes for major media, including The New York Times. Istvan is a regular on television and video channels. He believes that transhumanism will grow into a mainstream social movement in this decade. Istvan is the author of The Transhumanist Wager. Istvan decided to run for President of the United States in the 2016 election. He ran for the Transhumanist Party to raise awareness.Istvan was a member of the Libertarian Party when he ran for Governor of California. Istvan ran for the Republican Party's nomination in the 2020 United States presidential election, hoping to beat President Donald Trump. <mask> <mask> was born in Los Angeles in 1973. He was a waterpolo player in his youth. Istvan graduated from Columbia University with a degree in philosophy and religion. Istvan was arrested for selling marijuana to other students during his freshman year. He views the U.S. government's war on drugs differently after his arrest and conviction.Istvan was a reporter for the National Geographic Channel. His writings can be found in the San Francisco Chronicle and Outside. His work can be found in publications such as The Huffington Post. Pawns of Paradise is a documentary about Istvan's coverage of the war in Kashmir. Non-exclusive Australian rights to the show have been acquired by The Age. Istvan claims that he invented and popularized the extreme sport of volcano boarding. Istvan works in real estate.He owns vineyards in Argentina, France, and California. Istvan has an island in the Atlantic Ocean. Istvan began promoting transhumanism and other futurist issues after publishing The Transhumanist Wager. Istvan's writings have been featured in Yahoo!. The Daily Telegraph is one of the media sites. Istvan and his ideas have been featured on a number of shows. Istvan has written for a number of publications.Istvan is a member of the World Future Society, anambassador for The Seasteading Institute, and an advisory board member of the India Future Society. 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He stated that his goal was to encourage Americans to embrace "radical technology and science" and to set up safeguards against potential abuse of such technology. In October and November of last year, Istvan explained that he wanted to unify the transhumanist community and establish a single voice. He said that Transhumanism could provide ideas, safeguards and policies.The Transhumanist Party wants to get onto as many state ballots as possible. Istvan reported progress in organizing a campaign in March of 2015. He wanted to be part of debates with third parties. He funded almost all of his campaign's expenses so far, and noted that donations were needed. In late 2015, Istvan helped to promote his campaign by driving a bus shaped like a casket across the United States. Istvan planned a bus tour to raise awareness. Istvan delivered a "Transhumanist Bill of Rights" to the U.S. Capitol.His 20-point platform includes a universal basic income, increased funding for space travel, and taking money from the military and putting it into science and medicine. In February 2016 it was reported that Istvan was likely to vote Democrat, but later in the year he supported Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson. Istvan stated on his social media accounts that he would be voting for himself. Istvan was not on the ballot in any state. Istvan emphasized science, technology, longevity, transhumanism and Libertarian values in his run for governor of California. He said basic income could be paid for without raising taxes. Monthly payments would be allocated to households by the government.He argued in his first editorial for Reason that harm caused to marijuana users during the War on Drugs may be appropriate. He suggested that tax credits or the sale of federal lands could be used to pay for the war on drugs. <mask> was considering running for the Libertarian Party's Presidential nomination in 2020. Istvan said during an interview on the Bread and Circuses that he was considering a run for President again. <mask> is running for the Republican nomination. In his science fiction novel of the same name, Istvan states that in the 21st century, modern man faces a Transhumanist Wager, a concept that is explored in his science fiction novel. The Transhumanist Wager is a philosophy of Ego life.Istvan summarizes the Transhumanist Wager as follows: Istvan is the creator of the concepts of Theistcideism, Omnipotism, the AI Imperative, the Singularity Disparity, Speciation Syndrome, Post-earthism, Delayed Fertility Advantage, and Istvan is a populizer of artificial intelligence day, the transhumanist olympics, the Jesus Singularity, and quantum archaeology. Istvan came up with the idea of a Longevity Peace Prize. Istvan wrote for The New York Times and argued that conservatives should support artificial wombs in the abortion debate. In The New York Times Opinion section, Istvan argued to allow surfing during the Covid lockdowns. <mask>'s article "Transhumanism and Theistcideism" was published in Pandeism: An anthology. Istvan wrote a short story called "The Jesus Singularity" about an artificial intelligence that goes rogue and destroys the world.Vice magazine published it. Istvan has a chip in his hand that he consulted with the U.S. Navy about the use of the implant in humans. A transhumanist must protect their own existence above all else, according to Istvan's novel. If one's actions do not conflict with the First Law, a transhumanist must strive to achieve omnipotence as expediently as possible. If one's actions don't conflict with the First and Second Laws, a transhumanist must safeguard value in the universe. The reception of <mask>'s U.S. Transhumanist Party has ranged from enthusiastic to critical. The Transhumanist Party has been questioned whether it adds value to the goals of transhumanism.Istvan lives in Mill Valley, California with his wife and daughters. He identifies as an unbeliever. BiZoHa, the world's first free-thinker orphanage, was launched in western Uganda in February 2015. The campaign to raise money for the orphanage was helped by Istvan's article on the topic in Vice's Motherboard. <mask> <mask>'s personal site Transhumanist Party's website has links to other websites.

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texts: He was a German professional football manager and a former player. He was the head coach of the West Germany national team from 1978 to 1984 and reached the final of the 1982 World Cup. His nickname was "Chieftain Silver Curl" because of his hair. Playing career began with Rhenania Wrselen. He played in the western division of the first German league called Oberliga. He scored one goal at the 1–2 defeat to Rot-Weiss Essen when he was with Aachen. He reached the cup final with Dsseldorf five years later.After the Herberger team won the World Cup, he was called twice to play for West Germany. He became the new manager of Fortuna Dsseldorf after retiring from playing. The cup final was lost to 1. FC Nrnberg won after extra time. He was the manager of the regional association for six years. He was the manager of 1. The 1964–65 Regionalliga Sdwest was won by FC Saarbrcken.The successor to Udo Lattek was appointed as the West German national team's assistant coach by the legendary Helmut Schn. He was in charge of the West German team at the 1972 Summer Olympics. He was Schn's assistant until after the 1978 World Cup. As a result of the achievements in the tournament, the head coach of West Germany was chosen to be <mask>. His main rivals for this appointment were his coaching staff colleague and the manager of VfB Stuttgart, who received no release from his contract. West Germany won four out of their five games and the tournament's top scorer, Klaus Allofs, was named the tournament's top scorer as they won the European Championship in 1980. Confidence was high going into the World Cup."If we don't beat Algeria, I'll take the next train home!" was what he was said to have said before the first match. He didn't keep his promise. After a shock 1–2 defeat by Algeria in the first match, West Germany regained their composure and progressed all the way to the final. Germany lost to Italy in the final. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Paultner were the stars of this side. West Germany were eliminated in the first round of the Euro 1984 due to their poor performance in France, but they were still considered one of the favorites. The public opinion in West Germany was against the wall.When people saw him in public, they would start yelling angrily at him. He was forced to resign his position after what amounted to a public campaign and was replaced by Beckenbauer who acted as team manager. The manager's position at Turkish club Galatasaray was the reason why Galatasaray turned down several job offers in the German league. Turkish clubs had never made an impact on the international scene, as they were not well regarded in Europe. The revival of the fortunes of Turkish football can be traced back to the arrival of <mask>, an internationally respected and experienced manager, and his tenure at Galatasaray. His time in Istanbul involved introducing modern Western European training techniques and tactical ideas to the Turkish game, as well as winning one national championship and one Turkish Cup. He's considered to be the pioneer of Turkish football.Two of Turkey's most respected managers, Fatih Terim and Mustafa Denizli, both trained under <mask> during his time in Turkey. Despite speculation that he might take over as head coach of the Turkey national team, he chose to return to Germany and enjoy his retirement after helping Galatasaray become league champion for the first time since 1973. He was happy to see that the spark he lit grew, with Galatasaray reaching the semi-finals of the 1988–89 European Cup and winning both the UEFA Cup and the Super Cup in 2000. He was honoured with the German Cross of Merit 1st Class (Bundesverdienstkreuz) and the University of Hacettepe for his work in Turkey. There were health problems and death after a heart attack in Sankt Ingbert, Germany. He had a heart attack in 1991. His former club gave his name to their training ground.Managerial statistics. FC Sdwest: 1964–65 Galatasaray Sper Lig: 1986–87 Turkish Cup: 1984–85 Turkish Super Cup: 1987 West Germany The Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany is given to football managers.

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